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7.6/10
IMDbCinematographer | 1970
Best Actor | 1968 | Alan
Best Actor | 1968 | Alan
Best Actress in a Supporting Role | 1969 | Sondra
Best Actor in a Leading Role | 1969 | Alan
Best Motion Picture Drama | 1969
Best Actor Drama | 1969 | Alan
Best Supporting Actress | 1969 | Sondra
Most Promising Newcomer Female | 1969 | Sondra
Male Dramatic Performance | 1970 | Alan
Female Supporting Performance | 1970 | Sondra
Female New Face | 1970 | Sondra
Best Actor | 1969 | Alan
Best Written American Drama | 1969
Unable to find white suits large enough to fit Chuck McCann, costumers had him wear old suits previously worn by studio character actor Sydney Greenstreet.
Film debut of Chuck McCann.
To conceal her age, Sondra Locke falsified her birth year more times than such notorieties as Joan Crawford, Mae West or Zsa Zsa Gabor. When Heart was being made in 1967, the late actress (born Sandra Smith in May 1944) was 23 years old, but an international press release said she was 17. Nashville Tennessean theater critic Clara Hieronymus called her out on the lie almost right away, but it took decades for the mass media to catch on. At the time of the movie's 1968 premiere, Locke claimed to be 21 but was in fact 24. While promoting The Outlaw Josey Wales (1976) eight years later, the then 32-year-old gave her age as 20. Various news outlets wrongly reported Locke as being 29 in 1978 (when she was 34); 26 in 1979 (35 then); and 30 in 1980 (actually 36). Her real age was finally confirmed by her maternal half-brother, Donald Locke, in an exclusive interview with The Tennessean in 1989. Sondra Locke was 45 in 1989, but her publicist claimed 42. Locke never came clean about her age, even lying about it in her autobiography, and she refused to back down despite the proliferation of fact-checking during her final years. In a 2015 podcast interview, the then 71-year-old lied that she "was just graduating high school" when she started work on this film. Locke graduated high school in May 1962 at age 18 - more than five years before she was cast in The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter.
George Peppard was sent the script by Warner Bros. but his agent talked him out of it, telling him that the part of Singer, a deaf mute, was too weak and "might be a homosexual."
Appearing at the foot of the main street of Singer's new city (actually Broad Street in Selma, Alabama, USA), is the Edmund Pettus Bridge, made famous by a series of voting rights marches in 1965 in which marchers attempted to cross the bridge on the way from Selma to Montgomery. The violent reaction at the bridge to the peaceful march made national headlines. The movie was filmed here only about two years after this event.
"Mick: [At the gravesite] Why did he do it? I keep asking myself that over and over. Doctor Copeland: Oh, I don't suppose any of us will ever know that. None of us ever knew him... not really. We all brought our troubles to him, never stopping to think he may have troubles of his own."
"Doctor Copeland: [stunned to hear his son-in-law's leg has been amputated] Must be somethin' I can do... Portia: I'll *tell* you what you're gonna do. They're sendin' Willie home as soon as he can travel. He's gonna need a lotta care so we gonna move him here with you. Doctor Copeland: Gosh, yes. Portia: I'll cook and do the cleanin' and such. But all the time you'll know I'm hatin' you! [he looks up at her] Portia: I got a feelin' I'm a mighty good hater. And if I ain't, I can learn to be."